I am using linq for join multiple tables and write complex query. Here when i will have '0' as any parameter i.e. CategoryId
, GameId
, LimitVariantId
, that means user has selected "All" from interface.
My Sql query, when I will pass parameter values greater than '0' is :
select * from dbo.GameCombinations gc
inner join dbo.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories sbsc
on sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId = gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
inner join dbo.GameTables gt
on gc.GameCombinationId = gt.GameCombinationId
where gc.CurrencyId=1 and gc.GameTypeId=2
and sbsc.StakeBuyInId=gt.BuyIn
and gc.CategoryId=4
and gc.GameId=7
and gc.LimitVariantId=23
and gc.StakeCategoryId in (3,5,6)
When I will pass CategoryId as 0
then My Sql query will be :
select * from dbo.GameCombinations gc
inner join dbo.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories sbsc
on sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId = gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
inner join dbo.GameTables gt
on gc.GameCombinationId = gt.GameCombinationId
where gc.CurrencyId=1 and gc.GameTypeId=2
and sbsc.StakeBuyInId=gt.BuyIn
--and gc.CategoryId=4
and gc.GameId=7
and gc.LimitVariantId=23
and gc.StakeCategoryId in (3,5,6)
So I don't need to include that fields in where clause. For that I had written the following LINQ:
ProviderDB db = new ProviderDB();
try
{
IQueryable<dynamic> query;
if (StakeCategoryIdsByStakeBuyIn != null)
{
query = (from gc in db.GameCombinations.Where(x => x.CurrencyId == CurrencyId && x.GameTypeId == GameTypeId
&& CategoryId <= 0 ? true : x.CategoryId == CategoryId
&& GameId <= 0 ? true : x.GameId == GameId
&& LimitVariantId <= 0 ? true : x.LimitVariantId == LimitVariantId
&& StakeCategoryIdsByStakeBuyIn.Contains(x.StakeCategoryId)
)
join sbsc in db.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories
on gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId equals sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
join gt in db.GameTables
on gc.GameCombinationId equals gt.GameCombinationId
join gx in db.Games
on gc.GameId equals gx.GameId into joined
from gx in joined.DefaultIfEmpty()
where gt.BuyIn == sbsc.StakeBuyInId
select new
{
GameTableId = gt.GameTableId,
Description = gt.Description,
BuyIn = gt.BuyIn,
Table = gx.GameName,
MaxAllowPlayer = gt.MaxAllowPlayer
}).Distinct();
}
else
{
query = (from gc in db.GameCombinations.Where(x => x.CurrencyId == CurrencyId && x.GameTypeId == GameTypeId
&& CategoryId == 0 ? true : x.CategoryId == CategoryId
&& GameId == 0 ? true : x.GameId == GameId
&& LimitVariantId == 0 ? true : x.LimitVariantId == LimitVariantId
&& StakeCategoryIdsByStakeBuyIn == null
)
join sbsc in db.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories
on gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId equals sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
join gt in db.GameTables
on gc.GameCombinationId equals gt.GameCombinationId
join sb in db.StakeBuyIns
on gt.BuyIn equals sb.StakeBuyInId
join gx in db.Games
on gc.GameId equals gx.GameId into joined
from gx in joined.DefaultIfEmpty()
where gt.BuyIn == sbsc.StakeBuyInId
select new
{
GameTableId = gt.GameTableId,
Description = gt.Description,
BuyIn = sb.StakeBuyInValue,
Table = gx.GameName,
MaxAllowPlayer = gt.MaxAllowPlayer
}).Distinct();
}
But this will return all fields from my database. So Can any one help me to write these queries in LINQ with ternary condition that will return my filtered fields' records?
With Linq to SQL (with LINQ in general) you can add Where
conditions programmatically, like:
var query = db.GameCombinations.Where(x => x.CurrencyId == CurrencyId && x.GameTypeId == GameTypeId);
if (CategoryId > 0)
{
query = query.Where(x => x.CategoryId == CategoryId);
}
and so on.
Besides, it is better to use "type inference" (using the var
keyword) instead of dynamic
, you won't get intellisense with dynamic
[Edit]
The Linq to SQL provider will group all the Where
conditions when translating to SQL
You can still perform this query in SQL, try something like:
select * from dbo.GameCombinations gc
inner join dbo.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories sbsc
on sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId = gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
inner join dbo.GameTables gt
on gc.GameCombinationId = gt.GameCombinationId
where gc.CurrencyId=1 and gc.GameTypeId=2
and sbsc.StakeBuyInId=gt.BuyIn
and (0 = categoryParameter OR gc.CategoryId=categoryParameter) //Pass 0 to take all categories
and gc.GameId=7
and gc.LimitVariantId=23
and gc.StakeCategoryId in (3,5,6)
EDIT:
Do the same for the remaining parameters:
ProviderDB db = new ProviderDB();
try
{
IQueryable<dynamic> query;
if (StakeCategoryIdsByStakeBuyIn != null)
{
query = (from gc in db.GameCombinations.Where(x => x.CurrencyId == CurrencyId && x.GameTypeId == GameTypeId
&& (CategoryId == 0 || x.CategoryId == CategoryId)
&& (GameId == 0 || x.GameId == GameId)
&& (LimitVariantId == 0 || x.LimitVariantId == LimitVariantId)
&& StakeCategoryIdsByStakeBuyIn.Contains(x.StakeCategoryId)
)
join sbsc in db.StakeBuyInByStakeCategories
on gc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId equals sbsc.StakeBuyInByStakeCategoryId
join gt in db.GameTables
on gc.GameCombinationId equals gt.GameCombinationId
join gx in db.Games
on gc.GameId equals gx.GameId into joined
from gx in joined.DefaultIfEmpty()
where gt.BuyIn == sbsc.StakeBuyInId
select new
{
GameTableId = gt.GameTableId,
Description = gt.Description,
BuyIn = gt.BuyIn,
Table = gx.GameName,
MaxAllowPlayer = gt.MaxAllowPlayer
}).Distinct();
}
}
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